There's nothing left
Nothing left to hold onto
There is no reason for me to fight anymore

I let it all go
It'll be easier I know
The weight on my shoulders tells me so

So now I stand here
To sing another song for you
About the pain I've felt before
When there was nothing I could do

Now I stand here
With nothing left to say to you
And if you all could sing along
It might help me make it through

I try to move on
Nothing left to hurt me now
I hope it's all in the past to stay

Just try to see through
All the fucked up shit we do
And hope that we all don't drift away

So now I stand here
To sing another song for you
About the pain I've felt before
When there was nothing I could do

So now I stand here
With nothing left to say to you
And if you all could sing along
It might help me make it through

So let it all out
Nothing left to hold onto
There is no reason for me to fight anymore

I let it all go
Feels so much better, now I know
The weight on my shoulders tells me so

So now I stand here
To sing another song for you
About the pain I've felt before
When there was nothing I could do

So now I stand here
With nothing left to say to you
And if you all could sing along
It might help me make it through

There's nothing left
None of it's worth holding onto
There is no reason for you to fight anymore


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    where can i get this song?

    The-Sinkon October 22, 2004   Link

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